The Politics of German Regulation

Wolfgang P. Hirczy de Miño · Kenneth Dyson

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Regulation and Compliance Studies Social Policy and Reform Studies German Economic Analysis & Policies

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During the 1980s deregulation and liberalization became key terms of the international vocabulary of public policy. This text attempts to analyze the response of German regulatory policies to these new international challenges, including the Single European Market.

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